Hey friends,
I was trying to add a facebook pixel to my header code (first via Google Tags Manager, then manually installing), and somehow the following code became visible and pushed down my navbar:
var _learnq = _learnq || []; _learnq.push(['account', 'z8bQPj']); _learnq.push(['identify', { // Change the line below to dynamically print the user's email. '$email' : '{{ email }}' }]); (function () { var b = document.createElement('script'); b.type = 'text/javascript'; b.async = true; b.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://' : 'http://') + 'a.klaviyo.com/media/js/analytics/analytics.js'; var a = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; a.parentNode.insertBefore(b, a); })();
It was clearly something I’d added when I was fooling around with Klaviyo ages ago, but I have no clue where I added it. I deleted all the code I’d addedin the site-wide custom code section. Then saved, and published… however it’s still the same. Can anyone lend a hand?
FYI: You are missing an opening script tag on that code block. Scripts need to be wrapped in <script> </script> opening and closing script blocks. Refer to →
Oh ok @webdev . I honestly haven’t any clue where that code is located so I can do away with it (as I don’t need it). It’s not in my project settings’ custom code or my home page’s code under it’s settings. But it does show globally, so I’m confused. Any ideas?
Take a look at your project settings > custom code > before body (head) . It is in with your memberstack code. I can’t view project settings, but that is where it is in your source code.
As I tell my martial arts students, “When you have walked a thousand miles in the studio while practicing everything shown, you will understand the basics.” There is a lot to learn. Each failure is a lesson.
@webdev are you able to help me with one other thing? I’m trying to figure out why my cookie consent banner is appearing on each page after consenting. I followed this guide step by step (or so I thought) and I can’t figure out what I’ve done wrong? https://university.webflow.com/article/facebook-pixel